The Fire Support Team Soldiers from the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, completed their certification on Oct. 21 after finishing a series of events within the past couple weeks.

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Fort Campbell’s double-elimination post soccer championship tournament brought together the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment and 5th Special Forces Group for the final match up of the season. It took two games to determine the post champions, but in the end 160th SOAR came out on top.

Physical training is one of the cornerstones of the Army and its day-to-day activities.

Generations of Night Stalkers, Families and friends recently gathered to celebrate 30 years of Army special operations aviation.

According to Army CID Special Agents, CID continues to receive hundreds of reports of various scams involving persons pretending to be U.S. Soldiers serving in Iraq or Afghanistan. The victims are most often unsuspecting women, 30 to 55 years old, who think they are romantically involved on the Internet with an American Soldier, when in fact they are being cyber-robbed by perpetrators thousands of miles away.

Just after sunset at Fryar Stadium Monday, Fort Campbell’s two special operations units – 5th Special Forces Group and 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment – met in MWR Sports and Fitness’ Fall Soccer Tournament to battle for bragging rights.

Most of the time when you think of Soldiers training, it is field exercises and going to the range to prepare for an upcoming deployment. For one group of Soldiers though, training means 12- to 16-hour days singing, dancing, learning to put together and take apart the stage trusses and much more to prepare for each performance. These Soldiers make up the cast and crew of the 2011 U.S. Army Soldier Show and their next stop is Fort Campbell.

In each branch of the military, Soldiers in special ops are set apart from the rest. As such, many of these Soldiers enjoy the opportunity to accept a good challenge and show they have what it takes to go above and beyond. When these challenges offer the opportunity to win a brand new Jeep, that’s just icing on the cake.

When one thinks of Brazil, what may come to mind are Carnival celebrations, the beaches of Ipanema, samba dancing in the streets and arguably the world’s best soccer.

Soldiers from 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, attended a unique course in which they zeroed their weapons, practiced and qualified at the Eagle Marksmanship Academy held at Fort Campbell, Oct. 3 - 6.

Last year’s Turkey Bowl champs, Delta Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Special Forces Group faced Alpha Company, 4th Battalion, 101st Brigade Special Troops Battalion during Monday’s featured game of Soldier flag football at Perez Field.

Sergeant Brent Burke will face an Article 32 investigation Friday, which requires a thorough and impartial investigation of charges and specifications before they may be referred to a general-court-martial for the crimes which he is alleged to have committed.

Soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division attempted to earn the Expert Field Medical Badge Oct. 1-6 at Camp Hinsch, an off-post training area on the southside of post.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Decreasing the number of Soldiers who are medically unfit for deployment has become a major focus of the U.S. Army Medical Command.

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For the past three days, the people of Fort Campbell may have noticed an abundance of Soldiers involved in a variety of outdoor projects, including picking up trash, maintenance and painting. What they witnessed is part of an installation-wide beautification project that takes place every two years.

MK BASE, Romania – When special operations forces need to move a large component to a target by air, they often look to the heavy assault Chinook helicopter to do the job.

Fort Campbell’s Camp Hinsch has been the site for some incredible training during the month of September.

Silent professionals fill the ranks of the Soldiers and civilians working at Fort Campbell. Among them is Jim Greer, Army Field Support Battalion-Campbell.

Silent professionals fill the ranks of the Soldiers and civilians working at Fort Campbell. Among them is Jim Greer, Army Field Support Battalion-Campbell.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program distance runner Maj. Dan Browne will wear bib No. 1 for one last hurrah in the Army Ten-Miler.

BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan – When Cardon Edwards came to the United States with his mother from Jamaica, the 13-year-old couldn’t imagine he would fight for the country he was heading to.

NATICK, Mass. – Solutions to problems don’t usually fall from the sky.